Toronto-based artist, photographer, motion picture technician, and nerd, sharing his thoughts with Twitter in an ill-conceived attempt to gain fame and fortune.
@peterboghossian I did criticize it, but I still picked "I am a coward" because I didn't criticize it nearly enough out of fear it would damage my career and end friendships.
@ConceptualJames I like to engage by turning their arguments around and using their own tactics against them.
Is this an effective way of revealing the flaws in their arguments, or am I just legitimizing their tactics?
A ripple effect of today's AI that not enough folks are considering is how much we rely on writing, for better or worse, for assessment: well-written essays get you into college, well-written resumes get you jobs, well-written emails get you promoted, etc.
That signal is gone.
20 years ago everyone was illegally downloading music and musicians weren't getting paid.
Now everyone is legally streaming their music and musicians still aren't getting paid.
@hankgreen Have you read the "The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy" trilogy? The fourth book puts an interesting spin on astrology being fake, but a useful entry way for certain kinds of conversations that would otherwise require paying an expert.
@PascaleStOnge_ Passing C-18 was irresponsible.
Meta's and Google's response is sensible and entirely predictable.
Your government was warned by countless smaller news outlets, and you chose to ignore them.
@nationalpost Instead of trying to extort big tech for giving you an audience, how about adapting your business model for the 21st century and producing content of high enough quality that people would be willing to pay for it?